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I'm here to talk to you one last time this week about the New York Times audio subscription.
Sorry, we just know that change is hard, and we want to make absolutely certain that all of you, our lovely, incredible audience, understand what's going on.
So two things.
First, today's show is not as long as it looks.
This week we're doing this kind of unusual thing where we attached episodes of other new York Times podcasts right to the end of our show.
So today, that's the fabulous podcast Hard Fork, where hosts Kevin Roos and Casey Newton break down the latest tech news with smarts, humor and expertise.
We're doing that because, and here's the second part of all of this.
The New York Times has launched an audio subscription this week.
That subscription gets you full access to shows like us and hard Fork, Ezra Klein, the run up, the interview and headlines.
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